From “The Wood” to “The Mandalorian”: Rick Famuyiwa Proves Good Stories Are Universal

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Laverne Cox on Messy Dating Stories & Healing from Childhood Trauma

Laverne Cox opens up about her memoir Transcendent, childhood trauma, finding self-acceptance and the challenges she still faces today. She gets real about dating conservative men, dating-app disasters, a famous rapper who had to work for her number and why she’s been celibate fo ...  Show more

Jamie & Corinne Foxx on Family Bonds, His Legendary Career & a Second Chance at Life

Jamie Foxx and his daughter Corinne share incredible stories with Keke and celebrate Beat Shazam’s 100th episode. Jamie breaks out his hilarious impressions, revisits his greatest hits from In Living Color and Django Unchained to how Oprah kept his Oscar run for Ray on track. In ...  Show more

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